The GTI6031H running a bench test inside an explosion-proof chamber. Safety-critical validation — fault conditions, protection behaviour — belongs in a proper chamber, not on an open bench. The tester holds its ±0.1% typical measurement accuracy throughout the sequence. If your chargers ship into markets with strict safety requirements, this is the kind of evidence your QC file should contain.
This footage shows equipment from our own line. Full specifications, accuracy figures and protocol lists live on the product page — we do not restate them here to avoid any drift between datasheet and blog: GTI6031H product page →
The GTI6031H running a bench test inside an explosion-proof chamber — safety-critical validation: fault conditions, protocol anomalies and extreme load, isolated from the workspace.
Q: Why an explosion-proof chamber?
A: To isolate risk when testing fault and extreme operating conditions.
Q: What anomalies are tested?
A: Protocol anomalies, over-voltage/over-current protection, and extreme load.
Q: Where are the specs?
A: On the GTI6031H product page.